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Alice in Wonderland theater production is a dazzling adventure full of dance, music, and magic

The Toneelmakerij and Doxx are launching a contemporary theatrical adaptation of Alice in Wonderland, focusing on themes of identity and self-confidence. The production premieres on October 11 at the Stadsschouwburg in Amsterdam before embarking on a nationwide tour.

De Toneelmakerij and Doxx are set to premiere a contemporary stage production of Alice in Wonderland this coming weekend. Rehearsals are currently underway at a warehouse in Amsterdam-Noord, with director Paul Knieriem guiding lead actresses Sarah Bannier and Denise Aznam. This version of the classic story features a blend of dance, music, and magical elements, framing the narrative as a coming-of-age journey centered on the search for personal identity. The production aims to challenge the audience while serving as a vibrant spectacle for the whole family.

Lead actress Sarah Bannier describes the show as a modern interpretation that addresses the difficulties children face in today's society, emphasizing the importance of self-confidence. The creative team promises an energetic rock-'n-roll experience characterized by impressive costumes and dynamic choreography. Following the premiere at the Stadsschouwburg in Amsterdam on Sunday, October 11, the theatrical production will tour throughout the Netherlands to share its unique vision of the Lewis Carroll classic.

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